An investment – or investing – is a long way from putting your cash in a bank account where it sits to earn interest. A small investment is a gamble: instead of the security of guaranteed returns, you’re taking a risk with your money. The hope is that you make a lot more than you put in (a juicy profit), but there’s the possibility you end up with less (a nasty loss). You can invest in almost anything, from the most mainstream popular targets... Shares Bonds Funds Government bonds (gilts) UK property market ... to the rather more exotic, such as... Farmland Vintage cars Wine Fledgling technology firms Art, eg, paintings, sculptures For most, investing means putting money in the stock market This guide is first and foremost about investing in stock markets – it’s most people’s first experience of investing. And putting your cash into these markets is exactly what it says on the tin: you buy shares in one or more companies with the aim of making a profit. And although there are different ways to do it, such as funds (see below), the principle of investing remains the same: you’re taking a gamble with your money as there’s no guarantee you’ll get it all back. In the worst case scenario, you could lose it all. 32994http://moneyonlineinvestment.com
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